Weege is a fucking gift to motocross. This dudes work ethic and level of detail is insane. There isn’t a better journalist/reporter in the sport-bar none

Everyone that actually knows anything about this sport has respect for Jason, his story is awesome and extremely inspiring! Key board warriors will do what they do when they can’t watch football.

My parents were literally the exact same way. I was never allowed a dirtbike and grew up riding junky quads, but watched motocross, read magazines, played the games, dreamed about getting a new YZ85 but never got it…ended up buying my first dirtbike at 19 and I’m 25 still loving it

“How shit were you as a baby” may be the greatest thing ever said.

My experience was similar. Grew up in the 80's with a monthly subscription to MX action magazine, and a complete obsession with dirt bikes. I would beg my dad to take me to the dealer and I would take home those little fold-out Honda model line-up pamphlets and plaster them on my bedroom walls...lol. My parents flat out refused to buy me a dirt bike. When I was 12 I started collecting bottles along our rural road and eventually came up with $200 and purchased a used 1983 Kawi KD80 from a classmate. A couple years later I bought a beat rm80 and yz80 in boxes. Put together a frankenbike with the YZ chassis and the RM motor. Rode that a couple more years. Had a hiatus from riding for many years after that, but never lost the obsession. A career change to a more lucrative job in my late 30's let me pick up the sport again and I bought a used 2007 KTM 300 in 2013. Had a bike for everyone in my family for a time, but the kids never took an interest. Almost 50 now with a grandchild coming in a few months. Had my first gate drop ever in 2019...lol. My son and his wife have talked about putting their kids in moto. My wife of 25 years has taken up riding dirt bikes in the last two years and we ride MX together 2-3 days a week from April through October. Just sold my 2018 Husky 350 and picked up a 2022 KX450. Currently injured but hoping to rip that new Kawi in 11 more weeks...lol. Life is good!

I know lots of people who got into dirt bikes late in their lives , it doesnt matter how old you are when you start as long as your passionate about it

I’ve watched a ton of Jason’s shows and media. I’ve never known his story. Definitely makes me like him even more. Good job bro!

God damn he sounds just like me…. I don’t ride, don’t have any friends that ride, but I’m watching supercross/motocross every weekend and I’m constantly studying the sport it’s obsessive.

Met Jason at a Mid East Hare Scramble race 2 years ago in South Carolina while on my peddle bike. I looked at him them double looked and he acknowledged that double look. Turned around and talked to him for a few minutes. Super cool guy. He was actually racing my buddies class in the 40-C. Great Commentator, great communicator.

(Skip to the middle of the story for another Racer-X legend name drop.) Jase looked so surprised that Jason didn't grow up riding, but often it's those who were denied that have the most passion!!! Like Jason, I grew up hooked on motocross. For me (being a little older) it was checking out the same five or six 1970s motocross books from my elementary school library for years. Later I saw my first Dirt Bike and Motocross Action magazines. I was hooked but my parents didn't have the time, money, or desire to get me into riding or racing. Eventually, they caved and I got a $300 dirtbike at age 12. I did my first race at age 14 and at 15, I earned enough money to buy a brand new Honda CR125! I continued to race casually as an adult and I eventually owned an AMA sanctioned motocross track for over a decade. But it wasn't my parents who took me to my first races. It was another future Racer-X journalist legend and moto historian, Eric Johnson!! Eric is the older brother of one of my best friends in high school. Like Jason, his parents never let him or his brother ride motocross. But Eric knew everything about motocross racing. At my second ever motocross race he pointed out a fellow 125 schoolboy racer and said, "That's Fred Andrews, he's going to be an AMA pro within a couple of years!" Fred Andrews started his lengthy pro career the next season at Hangtown. He took us to High Point to see our first-ever AMA Pro National and said "I'll see you guys later I want to go talk to Davey Coombs." We didn't know who Davey was. A year later he took us to Buffalo where we saw the supercross race ever at Rich Stadium. The High Point and Steel City Nationals became an annual affair for a group of mostly non-racing kids for the next few years before we all graduated high school and went our separate ways. We did this stuff on our own. None of our parents had anything to do with motocross. It was Eric who got a bunch of us hooked. He made motocross cool for a bunch of stick and ball sports kids. Most of our crew never even had a bike, but Eric made us all motocross fans. True passion is contagious!

This is awesome to see. I'm a huge fan of supercross and motocross and I've only ever ridden a dirt bike once

As a rider it doesn't matter if it's RC or the guy or gal in line next to you at a local race. It's always cool to hear how people found out about motocross. Great interview

Gypsi really getting in there now. Happy to see how much your channel has grown man. It’s awesome

I did my first race in 2012 at 36 years old. I’ve been crazy for dirtbikes since I was 6. Finally got a dirtbike in my 30’s and raced C class. I love it! Still race C class in the 45+ category. I love Jasons story

I love Weege!! A fixture in our sport. I don't care that he didn't race much!

Jason recalling his dad reading him magazines when he was a kid is the most harcore shit I have ever seen in this cool series of conversations. Beatyful work you guys do, keep it real. best regards from down under here -in Chile- too. Peace

I worked at a small bicycle shop that happened to take on KTM the year I worked there. So my boss told me I needed to know how to ride a dirt bike in order to help sell and relate to customers... He lent me his TM 300 Enduro; riding bicycle my whole life saved me on many occasions

I had a similar story- me and my brother weren't allowed to have any kind of motorcycle because my mom worked in Emergency Rooms and "saw all the injuries" so it wasn't until we went to a summer camp that had dirt bikes, and then when my brother was like a junior or senior in high school he bought a 125 off a friend and that's when we were able to just ride dirt bikes. But to this day I've never raced a dirt bike, and as an adult, I just have fun riding. But I've been obsessed with Moto my whole life.

I got to sit down with Jason a few years ago and hear this story! Such a genuine dude. The sport doesn't deserve you two. Or maybe it does... Anyway, love what both of you put out!

I didn't get my first dirt bike till I was 25. I spent a couple months learning and jumped right into motocross. loved it!

I was the same way growing up obsessed with racing and couldn’t afford a dirt bike till I was 20 and bought myself a 98 cr125 in 2009

I remember Weege at the gncc races back in the very early 2000’s he must of been in the late teens early 20’s. Now you see him in almost every kind of racing there is.

I lined up next to him at “Day in the Dirt” down south. He was super pumped to be out there racing and having a blast. You can tell he follows racing by his announcing of “Indy car and moto gp” airing next week and knows details of all of it. He’s a fixture of the sport and an awesome dude!

Both my mom and dad grew up riding dirt bikes in the 60s and 70s. When I came along, at age 7, I asked if I could ride. They said no, they will never let me ride, and that I would have to wait until I was an adult and had moved out of the house first. So years later, I finally started riding at 29. The dream never goes away.

Jason is hands down one of the best things to happen to mx idc if he ride for a day it’s the love an Passion he has for the sport that makes him an outstanding member of the motocross community good on you Mr. weege

Weege is such a pro. A few times he was the pit reporter in Moto America racing. He didn't know anything about that series but you would have thought he had been following it for years.

Jason I know the feeling. when I was a kid I was obsessed with motorcycles all my older brother's rode and I never had a bike I Used to push a Mini bike up a hill that didn't have a motor so I could ride it down.I watched everyone ride I was obsessed with motocross.saw my first supercross in Anaheim in 81 and many others finally got one when I was 15 it was a 74 husky and rode it until the paper boy had to have it.went about 15 years without a bike but rode some quads and occasionally a friends while camping or hanging out.all the while I followed motocross and outdoor Nationals and other forms or bike racing. So for a long time time from early 90's until 2006 no bike until I picked it up again YZ426, YZ450, WR450, kx500, cr500and now I'm going to Beta 300 RR With a garage full of them.jason dreams do come true.love your insight and connection to the sport.

You are amazing about the sport. You know what you’re talking about and great for the sport. Your commentary before sitting where you are now, was epic. You kept talking about the Florida super-cross coming up. I was listening and watching and smiling. If this guy keeps walking, he will walk all the way to Florida. I even mentioned that to you, and you comment back to me. That was cool. I felt the same for myself but didn’t have the money to have two bikes, so I sold mine so my Son could have one. He is living in Florida now and was playing on the tracks. He did sell his bike to help pay his rent till he gets a better job. But we both are still loving the sport and you guys bring the Canadian vibe (excitement in your voices )to America, listening to your surprises, as there are passes,jumps,turns. Even turn around from someone coming from last to first, I think James Stewart brought that out of the announcers and it stuck with the fans. We like that you guys are as amazed as we are as we sitting at home watching. The Gypsy Tales are cool as well getting updates and industry interviews. Still love listening to RC4 and JS7 excited about the events as well even James show he has a guy that does know exactly what it feels like to be out there. But you both don’t have to be a James Stewart or Ricky Carmichael to be sitting where you are just have to love the sport enough looks like you guys do, keep up the hard work, it seems like it pays off.

Amazing content. I had no idea but had always wondered how Jason was brought into the sport.

I’m 21 I started riding a year ago and you’d be surprised by how fast you can succeed if your passionate about it

I'm 46 years old and owned dirt bikes in the late 80s. Got out of it because most people up here in Canada ride sleds so I did that all my life. As soon as Covid hit in 2020 everything was closed and all my kids sports were cancelled so I decided to get an bike. Picked up an old 07 crf450 , my oldest son an 85 and my younger twins a ktm 50 and KTM 65. Since that summer I'm obsessed. Never followed supercross or motocross ever but did like it. Now I know every rider in every class , most privateers and the mxgp guys. This is the craziest sport in the world and I have so much respect for these guys. Guys like Jason and all the other Media guys are awesome and I love their passion for this sport. Keep up the good work. P.s these podcasts are a great escape and I've done so much laundry my wife loves the podcasts too lol.

Had bikes right from back as a kid and just never had the talent some of the guys I rode with did on 2 wheels. As an adult kept into it and kept riding with guys way better than me. Ended up crashing hard many times and to this day have a battered up neck. But will never stop loving MX and SX and following all races in N America and overseas. How more people aren’t into these sports I will never know. Let’s hope they keep growing worldwide.

Wow, so awesome to hear some back story on Weege. Nothing but respect for the guy. His experience is much more extreme than mine but I relate to it. My parents got me a bike but as far as getting to the track or to a race most of the time it was a friends dad who would take me. Same as weege though I was obsessed with moto way before ever having a bike. As a young kid i would speed around on my bicycle pretending it was a dirtbike hahahaha

That is a nuts story! I always wanted one and got a job in a shop at 16 and bought and rm250 as my first bike. My older brother had bikes when i was little but we just werent in a spot to get one. I had a quad for a bit but wasmt til 16. I got my trial by fire as well. The shop did their company picnic at budds creek. I had ridden a cr80 but at the track i was loaned a kx125. Was a great and tough day :)

This is great... Thanks for the candidness and sincerity Jason! Dirt bikes ARE the coolest!

I am similar to Jason. Only we were poor and an 85cc was the last thing we worried about. I lived inside the Crusty vids. I went the skate route because it was accessible once I started working.

I have very similar story that Jason Does. I’m not sure why people criticize him I really enjoy his commentary.

anybody who pays attention knows that Weege knows so much and is a killer commentator and analyst.

Why have we never heard this story before. It was great. Thanks Gypsy Tales!!!!

Big fan of Jason. He’s a great guy

So cool hearing his story! I've often wondered... thanks

Dude is so high energy. Such a familiar story, but I had the mini bike or crappy little dirt bike, just no place to race. Read all the magazines (Mini Cycle Action...etc.) from 10 years old on. Only kid in my school that rode, but did race eventually starting late high school. Never really any good, but loved it. Still do at 59. Great interview, now I like the guy more. Thanks.

Jason I love ya dude, like I told you when I met you after Daytona Supercross (you were talking with Wil), you GREW ON Me and I love your dedication to the sport, your podcasts, all of it. GIVE US MORE CONTENT MY MAN!!!!!!

What an absolutely great story ! Really well done Weedge .

Hey guys I was a college roommates of Jason… he used to vcr tape races that came on at 2am in 96’ and then watch them time and time again… I don’t think there is a bigger race fan on the planet then this guy!!! Congrats Jason!!!

What a story! Weege is the RC version of a mx journalist. He’s a legend Mad respect

MX dad to two sons, 4 and 6 who race 50s. I came from high performance Electric bikes pre surron Stealth Electric Bomber, Ronnie Renner used to ride. I wore all MX gear riding that bike, putting in 82,000 kms over 4 years. I spend every spare moment watching anything I can on moto because I'm interested and I'm trying to fill in the knowledge gaps. I pre ordered the Stark Varg and hoping that bike can ease the transition into keeping up with other 450 dads who regularly invite me to ride. I wasnt exposed to MX at all growing up, but I'm glad I grew up snowboarding, surfing, mountain biking and doing other sports. Pandemic made a lot of kids into screen warriors, which is what lead my wife and I to go down this motocross journey. We camp in a tent at each weekend race and the kids absolutely love it. It's never too late in my opinion, but I do respect the die hard moto heads and scene.

I didn’t get a bike till high school when I could buy my own, my mom was very protective 😂. Now the whole family rides!

Jason is a bad fucking dude! We need him at Supercross too🤘🏻🙏🏻

I grew up riding snowmobiles in the winter love them more than anything to this day but growing up I was never around bikes as in the summer we fished for salmon and walleye as our families main hobby and never really had the room or time for a bike finally when I started working i was finally able to save up and bought a kdx 200 followed the next year by a brand new ktm 300 so glad I was able to get into the sport

I rode as a teen but my parents wouldn't support racing. They bought me a bike (89 cr125 back in 95) and gear to ride with my friends but I only raced a handful of times. My close friend raced 80s and 125s so I was always at the track with him. A few times his dad wanted to see what I could do and told me to get my stuff ready and they would take me with and cover gate costs. Needless to say it's a rude awakening going from trails to track at 15 years old with 0 previous experience on tracks. That 1st race in 125 beginners I pulled the holeshot and than immediately crashed going over the 1st double. This idea that you have to race to understand the sport and be a part of it is ridiculous.

Crazy Weege, I have a very similar story. Parents were terrified of me riding Moto, wouldn’t support having one etc. But I read about it in all the mags, knew all the riders and their history, dreamed of having an Mc Bell helmet or spitfire Kawi bike. I raced BMX and loved it, but it wasn’t moto. Bought my first dirt bike at 38. And have had 3 in 3 years, up grading as money allowed. If you have Moto in your blood, you will do whatever it takes to fulfill that dream. My fiancé has never ridden, doesn’t want to and will never understand. As for me, I’ll ride until I can’t. Thank you Gypsy and Weege!!

Same story with the parent no motorcycles , i knew nothing about motocross, after HS 18 and a job I got a trail bike at 20 got a CZ400....1 year latter starter racing..I went to the very first race Raceway Park had in 1975 and yes Mickey Kessler was the top Pro..I still ride Motocross,but no racing just ride at Raceway Park

I am currently in the Pro-D class and would be glad to work with you for free 😆

Lol thats funny Weege. My first word was Truck. We love your work and the dedication you put into our sport. I love the hell out of the Weege show and appreciate all you do.

One of my friends has a son (in my videos on my page) he is a great dad we all wish we had. Gives his son killer advice on the track that gets him wins constantly, he works at a motorcycle shop but has never raced or jumped a day in his life, yet somehow talks the benefits of body position better than all the dads out there, and most of the racers. The truth is he probably didnt know at first, but when his son started doing well he started talking to Jimmy Lamastus (iykyk) and others OGs around here and found the best advice to give and his son is one of the fastest in our area. You dont have to be a racer, you have to know what information helps our sport and be able to communicate it.

Wow, he really captures what it is like being a super fan, especially in the pre internet era. Motorsport magazines were gold back in the day.

I’m grateful that I grew up in a family that raced motocross lol I love Blair’s breakdown I watch it constantly

I started riding at age 35, never ridden a track but I ride off-road single track in the woods here in beautiful BC and love it

i feel for weege makes me apreciate how my parents bought me up racing even more

There’s a saying in sports. Some of the best coaches on a team never played the game themselves and I personally know a guy who is one heck of a soccer coach and is winning all the time. I’ve always respected Jason and really appreciate all he does for the sport we love

In my opinión, Jason is one of the BEST things to happen to modern MX . His enthusiasum for the sport and knowledge is refreshing and in a world that is constant doom and Gloom accordding to the media, that optimistic attitude and love of the sport is first class. He even visited a local MX race in Maine during the Maine state championship or Vurb moto classic and went around the pit área interveiwing regular dudes that although are not profesionales might actually put more effort in a vet 40 B moto than say a guy like........( fill in the blank!) But a couple pro riders who have put in lack luster rides come to mind. We need more people involved in the sport like JW.

What a great guest on the show

Weigandt is the best. Best announcer. I love his writing. Love his interviews. He knows so much. Can be funny. Sarcastic. Wish him all the best and I hope he stays with us 🙌

My first dirt bike race was in 98 at englishtown nj! I seen J law race from 60s to 450s

… and yet, this sport wouldn’t be the same without you, Jason 🙌🤙

I hate that saying honestly, you can know alot about the sport without racing. Not to mention it is a very expensive hobby alone just as a weekend rider, not to mention the expenses to travel and race on a regular basis, the average person cant afford it. I've been riding since I was 3 years old and I'm 28 now and I've only had the privilege of racing once when I was 12. I would have given anything to continue racing and do it as a job because it's my passion, but some people just aren't as fortunate and after I left the military, now even close to my 30s I'm still working toward being able to afford to go racing again and even ride again. But I've idolized and been addicted to this sport for over 25 years and you can be a fan without racing. It's in my blood now matter whether I race or don't. Jason is a very respectable guy and he's been in this sport for a very long time and he's seen it all, he knows what he's talking about whether he races or not. Awesome interview as always 👌

3:04... I am a bit older than you Jason - so for me (No VCR's when I was pre-teen - no taping) - so I had to wait (and wait and wait and wait), for ABC's Wide World of Sports to broadcast the rare Moto-X race on TV... and Then I would be glued to it! ...grew up watching Roger D, Heikki M, Brad L, Joel R, Pierre K, Tony D, Bob H, Jimmy E, Marty T....... (on and on)...... on all the European bikes (CZ's, Husky's, Maico's, Bultaco's... and the early Suzuki's, Yamaha's, Honda Elsinore's, Can Am's)... What a great time to get into MX!!!... My parents would not let me race either...so I would go watch my friends race - (mostly at Southwick - close to my home) - So I started racing when I was in my 30's - in the Vet Novice class!!! Altho I did start riding dirt bikes at 12 - in the woods - with friends - WAY more dangerous than sanctioned racing!!...LOL...

I didn’t start really riding till I was in my early 20’s. 47 now and have taken a few years off but spring 24” it’s on 😊👍🏻 Weige is the man!!! 🫡

WEEGE is the best thing we have in our sport concerning media! Wealth of knowledge in the booth. So lucky

This my be the greatest interview I’ve ever seen. I’m mesmerized.

My dad had the same inspiring advice as Weege's dad, nothing but negative. I didn't start racing till 21 when I got a decent job and i found a new family in moto. Still ride (occasionally race) at 50, parents never came to a race or even asked how I did on the weekend, back in the day. Oh well, not a big deal I guess.

I rode all the time as a kid!! And know i have to rode for 22 years and am 61 now and bought me a 22 yz125x!! And completely modified it and now am getting back into it! But i have rode mtn bikes and bikes my whole life so it is coming back fast!!

I was born in Hollywood and lived in” the valley” until I was 4. We then moved to Canyon Country. It was a one horse town back in the early 70’s. At 5 I got my first dirt bike. A Honda Z-50. When I mastered that and outgrew it I got a brand new XR-75 my dad hated 2 strokes. He said they were too loud. So I tore around on my XR and then outgrew it and then got a brand new XR-100 and rode the shit out it! When that bike finally was on its last leg I had a brand new Kenwood CD player and I traded it for a KX 80 and a YZ 80. Rode those for a while and then raced BMX. Dad wouldn’t let me race. In high school I met Willie Surratt. I’d go to his house and was amazed at how many bikes he had! He had like 4 race bikes and 2 practice bikes. All brand new Honda CR 125’s. I’d don a set of his gear, we were both the same size, grab one of his practice bikes and we’d go ride for hours! He used to make me jump some crazy step-up road jumps. If I said no he would say “ ok, we are going home” I didn’t wanna stop riding so I’d say ok. He would just tell me to put it in 4th gear and pin it and you will clear it no problem. He was always right. How many kids in high school ever got a chance to ride a Factory Honda CR-125? We ride by my house and go out in the hills and there would be Mike Keidrowski who I also went to school and graduated with riding, Mouse McCoy who was also one of my best friends out there riding as well. Larry Brooks would be out there. Mercedes Gonzalez who was the fastest woman out there riding. Bones would be out there dialing in guys suspension and he would ride as well. I stopped riding after high school for a few years, I’d gotten in some trouble and got locked up for a year, moved to San Diego and lived on the beach for a few years, moved to Hawaii, then Santa Cruz, Vegas for a little while, then ended up in NorCal. Seen how many tracks were up here and immediately got a YZ 250 two stroke. Had fun on that for years. I was the guy who refused to touch a four stroke! I thought two strokes were the shit! Then I had a friend who still raced in the A class, let me ride his YZ 450! Sold my 250 and bought a 2010 YZ 450F with fuel injection and that bike was the shit! So fast and handled like a dream. I loved riding tracks, and there were plenty up here. Now in almost 55 and have had a few off the bike injuries that pretty much ended my riding for fun career. Sold the bike and now I’m just a spectator. I’ve followed this sport since I was a kid. My first posters on the wall were of Brad Lackey and Chuck Sun. Went to my first SX when I was probably 8 or 9 so 1977 or 78. My dads best friend was vice president of Miller Beer and we always got vip tickets to all the SX and MX races. I also think Weege is one of the best commentators and knows more about SX and MX than just about anyone. RC is horrible in the booth! Weege and GL should be calling the outdoors and Weege and Blair should be calling SX. Just my opinion.

One problem, and it's huge, is the health care system in the USA. As a parent, it's stressful knowing that injuries can really hit a family financially, even bankrupt a family. That said, no need to live in a plastic bubble. Ride, but ride smart, with realistic expectations. Realize that being the local weekend hero is not worth getting seriously injured over. Unless you're the .05% of riders who actually have the skill, and MONEY to make it, ride with tomorrow in mind.

New found respect for Jason! I always felt he was a great announcer but had no clue of his story!

Such a small world. E town is our home track too. Kroc is excellent every year, axel hodges has been at the last 2 or 3 and Kessler still shreds

It's rough being a little kid and so drawn to something and have that passion not supported by your parents. Same thing happened to me, and it kinda hurts a bit, even after decades have gone by.

I’ve never ridden a motorcycle in my life and I love SX/MX. I was unaware there were rules to being a fan.

What a great backstory. I like Jason Weigandt even more now.

Great interview and good people

great perspective on the industry.

SAME WITH ME!!! My parents wouldn't let me get a dirt bike, so I rode a quad in Glamis for over a decade. Would ride friends bikes here and there. But, I also had a race quad and would 1 foot corners... I'm 36, own a ktm 500 duel sport and 1000rr... I think I had a bigger step up from you Jason 🤘😂👍

If someone says Weege doesn't know moto and isn't a true fan, they're just showing that they themselves don't know moto and aren't a true fan. Whether you like Weigandt or not is irrelevant. You can't be a long time fan of the sport and not see the impact that he's had in motocross. Weege is awesome!

I’m 6 minutes in and he is just burying his parents. Just absolutely roasting 😂😂😂🤣😂😂✌🏻🤘🏻

I raced 50cc and then my dad lost his business in the 2008 crash and then we couldn’t afford it. Still watched and wanted to race all my childhood and teenage years. But there’s nothing that I could do about it. People forget that you have to be in a very fortunate position to be able to ride and race. Many kids that want to do it never got the chance.

If your like me that my health won't let me ride it just sucks, having wedge makes it a Lot more pleasing so thanks again for your talent and work. God bless!

Haha I remember watching bar to bar 2002 every night going to sleep as a kid. I was so addicted to that dvd

Same kinda thing with me, had a dirt bike when I was a kid and was obsessed with the sport but my mum would never let me race. Didn't get my first gate drop until I was 26!

I'm from NJ, Micki Kessler did my suspension.. I love English town.

You’re the perfect therapist for Jason

love this story

Super interesting and nice setting for a yarn, 🍻

Weege is awesome I don’t give a shit what anyone says. He genuinely loves the sport and you can feel it. My Dad had the same logic, dirt bikes are dangerous so I should have a quad😂I love quads too

OH SHIT A POD AT THE TRACK!!! GYPSY IS GOATED

Man this interview takes me back to when my high school librarian ordered all the new motocross magazines. Finally after begging for years my parents bought me A kdx 250 For pretty much the same reason to stay off of motocross track.

Weege! Met him at a hotel in Minneapolis a couple years ago the morning after supercross. Asked me how I like the triple crown format. Super cool experience meeting a legend.

Great hearing about JW's past. Probably bumped into him at Englishtown several times. Mickey Kessler the legend. Also remember Carmichael at ROC just killing it on an 85 thinking - who is this chubby kid? Didn't know JW's home track was mine as well 🤘

i rode a minibike at age 7.....havent stopped riding since.....i'm 64 now.....raced southwick in my 20's.....never got pasted novice, but i had fun, and sometimes id run into a pro practicing out in a pit and kept up with them until my stock suspension wouldnt let me......wish i knew there were options to fix my suspension back then

Psyched to see these clips, but confused: is this a new episode? Are they in Denver?? Weege is great, can't wait to hear the whole thing...